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Childs Guitar STRONG WIND Guitar for Beginners Acoustic Kids Guitar 30" Steel Strings Wooden Guitar for Kids Students Girls Boys (Brown,No Bag)

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Color: BROWN


Features

  • 30 Inch Acoustic Guitar - Size: 32.08*11.61*17.91 inches,Net Weight: 24 lb,Half-size kids guitars is the best standard size for beginners, younger players and teenagers who like mini guitars.
  • Durable Guitar - Made of quality solid basswood for the top, back and side. Hard maple for the neck, head and fretboard., lightweight, no smell and stability also produce a smooth, rich, full and vibrant sound ideal.
  • 1/2 Size Steel-String Acoustic Guitars - This Steel Strings guitar are traditionally used for acoustic music, folk or any other style of music.and It is easy to adjust with the chrome geared tuning head to keep the guitar in tune.Compared with nylon strings, steel strings can keep in tune better.
  • Tune your Guitars - Brand new guitar will take several days to settle and stretch. Twisting tuning pegs at the top of the device will enable you to tighten or loosen the strings as needed. And it is essential to tune the guitar before playing will give it a smooth and perfect sound. You can also use a clip-on tuners or smartphone tuning appsand alter the sound of your instrument until its perfect.
  • Strong Wind! Music guarantees quality and affordability. This guitar Without any other accessories.Anymore questions about the guitar, please feel free to contact us for help anytime.
  • Excellent As a Gift - This affordable guitar is really a great gift for your family and friends; Perfect for Birthday,Holiday,Christmas, Thanksgiving, Childrens Day, School Opening.

Description

This Acoustic Guitar Musical Instruments is a great for beginner guitar or an excellent spare to keep handy The overall length of the guitar is 30", so it is an easy-to-pack travel guitar as well as a perfect guitar for beginners with small hands. Tuning the Guitar: To avoid damage in transportation, the guitar hasn't been tuned yet.And it is essential to tune the guitar before playing will give it a smooth and perfect sound. Specification: Size:30 inch Body Shape:Dreadnougt Color:Brown Body Top:Basswood Body Back & Sides:Basswood Neck:Maple Fingerboard&Bridge:Hardwood Number of Frets:18 String:Steel Read more High Quality of Acoustic Guitar: Guitar-Style Gears,Open torsional chord, selected steel material, hard wear- resistant gears, anti-corrosion, rust-proof, durable. Steel strings: Guitar acoustic is equipped with a full 6 strings, fully assembled beginners guitar allows you to use in No time and output Rich Sound. The guitar string is designed to remain in tune for longer once they have settled; the steel strings on this beginner acoustic guitar will generate a warm tone. Professional Handmade Guitar for adults: The StrongWind brand was founded in 1986 and is one of the leaders of musical instrument brands. StrongWind is a musical instrument manufacturer integrating R&D, design, production, and sales. It enjoys a high reputation in the industry for its high quality and has won praise from related experts and customers. StrongWind means to have power like a strong wind. The power of music is immeasurable, let us love music. Read more SW30-Pink SW30-Blue SW30-Sunset SW30-Violet SW30-Brown Color Pink Blue Sunset Violet Brown Body Size 1/2 Size Guitar 1/2 Size Guitar 1/2 Size Guitar 1/2 Size Guitar 1/2 Size Guitar Strings 6 Steel Strings 6 Steel Strings 6 Steel Strings 6 Steel Strings 6 Steel Strings Body Top Basswood Basswood Basswood Basswood Basswood


Item Weight: 2.44 pounds


Package Dimensions: 32 x 13.5 x 4.5 inches


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 26, 2021


Back Material: Basswood


Body Material: Basswood


Color Name: BROWN


Fretboard Material: Maple


String Material: Steel


Top Material: Maple, Basswood


Neck Material Type: Maple


Number of Strings: 6


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    • The bridge is in the wrong place by 16mm. This guitar will never sound correct across the fretboard.
Color: BLUE
1) I'm an adult who enjoys modifying and tuning-up cheap instruments. I'm accustomed to dealing with garbage. In fact, I sometimes love working on/with garbage -- it really teaches you a lot, and when you're done, you usually get something weird and usable, if not useful. 2) I bought this cheap guitar in "Used - Like New" condition so that I could make to make a steel-string "ukulele-thingy." 3) This cheap guitar is either a toy or total garbage, depending on your expectations. That applies to the general construction, but also the following issues: 4a) The spacing between frets is for a 480mm scale length, so on a cheap "uncompensated" bridge/saddle like this guitar's, the distance from the 12th fret to the saddle center-line should be about 240mm. 4b) The distance from the 12th fret to the saddle's center-line is about 256mm -- 16mm of error, more than half an inch. 4c) That means that the guitar will never change notes consistently as you press strings down the fretboard. If you tune this guitar like normal to E A D G B E, then using a capo to press all of the strings at the 12th fret should produce the next octave (higher pitch) of E A D G B E. But since the bridge/saddle is in the wrong position, the notes from the 12th fret are flat by about half a semi-tone -- in other words, the notes become very close to D# G# C F A# D#, when they should be quite close to E A D G B E. 5a) The "action" of this guitar is extremely high. The strings are about 4.5mm above the 12th fret, whereas a decently tuned guitar might have the strings about 3mm above the 12th fret. 5b) The notes on this guitar flatten so much by the time you reach the 12th octave *in spite of the fact* that the action is so high. High action causes notes to become *higher/sharper* at the 12th fret because you have to bend the string more to get the string to contact the frets. This increases the tension -- like tightening your string just a tiny bit at the tuning peg. And yet still, the notes become much lower than they should be as you move down the fretboard. 6) The above intonation issues *due to a totally incorrect bridge/saddle placement* are unacceptable for any kind of instrument that someone wants to learn how to play guitar on. This thing is a toy, and for the money, there are instruments that are less like toys. 7a) The spacing between strings at the "zero fret" is less than 6mm (only 5.5mm between the edges of the thickest strings). I have small-ish adult hands, and on this guitar, it's basically impossible for me to push a string against the fretboard without muting a nearby string. 7b) The high action *combined with the thin steel strings* will make pushing strings against the fretboard extremely uncomfortable for anyone who hasn't built up callouses on their fingers by playing fretted instruments for a while. 8) On my guitar, some of the screws that attach the tuning pegs are missing. It seems like they got stripped out and fell out. This is the kind of issue you can expect to find on cheap instruments, but it's easily fixed compared to A BRIDGE BEING IN THE WRONG POSITION, and I did get my guitar used, so I totally *knew* I was going to deal with issues like a few missing tiny screws. 9a) Overall, if the above issues were fixed, I might actually recommend this item. The bridge being in the wrong position is just unforgivable, though. 9b) There are some details that are "cheap" but just par for the course with a cheap kid's instrument, like the tuning pegs, or like the heavy, heavy paintjob (maybe some kids like that, and it does add some degree of protection). And the reinforcements between side and top/bottom plates seem to be made of hardboard, whereas on my many inexpensive ukuleles, the reinforcements are made of the traditional slotted/notched wood. Honestly, if the instrument holds up, I don't really care. In fact, I might keep the hardboard thing in mind for some of the weird instruments I'm making out of stuff from the dollar store (which includes clipboards made from hardboard). 10) Overall, if you want a cool guitar for your kid, uh, look elsewhere. The bridge misplacement on this guitar is just gross, and I just had to move the bridge on a $30 tenor ukulele the other day. 11) I'm going to fix this cheap guitar, turn it into what I want (by changing the strings to four "courses" of 2x paired treble strings and 2x single bass strings), and I'm pretty sure I'll be very happy with it. But that's because I'm a weird dude who's bored by traditional instruments, who loves working on garbage, who has thousands of dollars in fabrication tools, and who doesn't see the point in making an instrument from scratch when cheap instrument *bodies* are usually okay. Whereas *you'd* probably hate this thing, especially if you figured out the kinds of things that are wrong with it. Caveat emptor. I tried to warn you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021 by Therms
    • A plastic toy with horrible intonation.
Tune the open strings but don’t expect the chords to be in tune. If you fret a string the tuning is too far off to play. Gets much worse as you go higher on the neck. Note past the 9th fret don’t even sound, they mute themselves. This is a kid’s toy for my 6-year-old but I thought I could at least strum some chords with it. Fretting any notes makes them wayyyy yo sharp (almost a full semitones) which makes open chords terrible and bar chords pretty bad too as you move up the neck. The zippers on the “gig bag” fell off on the 2nd day (really bad stitching in very cheap plastic). Maybe I’m expecting too much for forty bucks, but shouldn’t a cheap guitar at least be somewhat playable? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2019 by Mr Math
    • fake guitar. Its barely a toy
I would never recommend hurting your musicians drive with this crap.. it is Absolute garbage. Buyer be ware this guitar for 60$ is the trashiest pile of crap you will ever ruin your beginning guitarist with. I returned 1 got another the first broke at the neck normal tuning tension broke the glue at the neck. New one like the old one does not have real tuning ability. The frets are toy placement not a real instrument. This is a 60$ toy. You can absolutely get a real properly fretted guitar for this price. I was took buy this toy. It doesn't even tune properly. Let alone hold its tune.. forget high fret rings. It simply is not a real guitar. This was a fake description and there is There is no way some have proper frets and some don't. This is not an instrument that will help a kid learn anything. Its a toy that costs too much money . I This was a waste of money dont get hosed its worthless. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by D&J Burton
    • DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS GARBAGE GUITAR
Color: BLUE
Bought this for my 6 year old nephew, who has shown interest in playing guitar. As a guitar player myself, of course, I wanted to encourage this and help him get started on learning how to play. When I received the guitar, I took it out to tune it before giving it to him. So glad I did because no matter how perfectly you tune it, when you actually play chords, they sound terrible because the intonation is so far out of wack. The action on the fretboard is way too high, especially for a child. I can't imagine little tiny fingers would have the strength to hold down these strings. For such a low price, I didn't expect a professional high-quality guitar, but I expected a guitar that works ok enough for a kid to learn chords and scales. This is pretty much a toy, the kind of kids toy guitar you'd buy for $5 at a garage sale. I will be returning this immediately. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2021 by MWK
    • Misleading description at best
Please don’t be fooled by the description of this product. No reasonable guitar instructor would approve these for lessons. I had low expectations for and was still disappointed. I just needed a half scale guitar with steel string strength that stayed in tune and had reasonable intonation. I bought two of these. Both have uneven frets, poor neck bow, no way to adjust the truss, and absolutely terrible intonation. After stretching the strings, I could tune it open, but even two frets in the intonation was horrible. Tuning to the fifth fret didn’t help either. Total junk. Don’t buy. Don't believe the fake reviews. If someone started a class action suit over the advertising I wouldn’t be surprised. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2019 by Scott Stover
    • Good Beginners Guitar
Color: BLUE
I bought this guitar for a 7 year old to learn to plan the guitar. It has steel strings. It is small enough got the child to hold comfortably. It needs frequent tuning- not sure if it is because how the child plays it or it’s the guitar. Good value for money, especially since I don’t know if the desire to play the guitar is a temporary phase. If their interest lasts longer and he bets better at playing it - I might get them a more expensive guitar. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2022 by Novice
    • Awesome new hobby!!
Given world pandemic, this was a great option to come up with and occupy myself with. A lot of fun, it is smaller than regular guitar, yet just as functional. Nice price for the purchase! 1. Comes with a bag so it is easy to store 2. Comes well packed 3. Advice: buy wall mount guitar holder for easy storage I recommend! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2020 by Minnie Love

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